Our mission.

We equip, disciple and send followers of Jesus whose lives are built on His presence, mission, and character.

Our vision.

To create a movement of consecrated disciples that live on mission and are marked with a hunger for revival.

The Classroom Experience.

TMS is hosted on Tuesday nights.

Our Rhythms

Tuesday Nights

4:30PM – 5:30PM – Optional Community & Connection Time
5:30PM-6:00PM — Community Meal
6:00PM-7:45PM — Class Time
8:00PM-9:30PM — Ministry Time

*All TMS students are expected to serve in their local church minimum 1x a month and will participate in Discipleship Groups on select Tuesday evenings during TMS time.

Components of TMS.

We believe that every apprentice of Jesus needs to be equipped to lead a lifetime of effective ministry, regardless of vocational expression, so that the local church would flourish and thrive.

TMS is a two year program with four distinct emphases: Bible and theology, leadership development,
spiritual formation, and missional action.

All students will participate in one six-week spiritual formation course, followed by a six-week Bible and theology course. The initial course is designed to cover core aspects of spiritual formation, while the Bible course is designed to support theological and biblical revelation and application. Together, both serve to ultimately create practical growth and training in the student’s leadership and missional action, while simultaneously strengthening devotion to Jesus.

We believe a strong foundation in God’s Word is essential for every Christian leader. We engage in dynamic, Spirit-filled teaching, designed to expand our knowledge and experience of Scripture and its relevance to everyday life. We explore key theological themes, wrestle with real questions, and train students to think critically and biblically about culture and calling. Our goal is not just to fill minds with information, but to ignite hearts with revelation. Students leave with a love for God’s Word, a solid theological framework, and the confidence to teach and live out the truth with clarity and conviction.
Ministry goes far beyond theory—it’s a lived experience. Our students are regularly immersed in environments where they can encounter the transformative presence of God and grow in the gifts of the Holy Spirit. We gather for times of ministry in a space for students to listen to God’s voice, respond to His leading, and actively minister to others.
We are committed to forming students who have their inner lives rooted in God’s presence and who lead from a place of deep connection with Him. Students are led in rhythms of prayer, worship, reflection, and spiritual disciplines that ground them in God’s love and truth. Spiritual formation is not just a subject—it’s a lifestyle. Through both personal and communal practices, students learn to cultivate a life of intimacy with Jesus, grow in emotional and spiritual maturity, and develop a resilient faith.
We draw out the God-given leadership potential in every student by equipping them with both spiritual depth and practical skills. We foster a culture of high invitation and high challenge—where encouragement, accountability, and calling go hand in hand. Our goal is to raise up leaders who are Christ-centered, courageous, and capable of making an impact in every area of life and ministry.
We intentionally create space for students to build deep, authentic relationships with one another as they journey through life and faith together. This includes shared meals and intentional conversations, community evenings, mission trips, and ministry trips. We believe in doing life together—celebrating, serving, and taking faith risks in a safe, Spirit-led environment. Students are encouraged to use their unique gifts to build one another up, creating a culture of unity, joy, and mutual empowerment.

Program Cost.

Yearly Tuition

$950

($475/semester or $135/mo)

*Early bird discount of $100 for applications submitted before June 16th.

Payment plans are available | Learn more in application process.

Includes:

Classes & Teaching
Ministry Time
Resources (Books, Notes etc.)
28 Meals

Our Professors.

Cody Matchett

Professor of Bible and Theology

Cody Matchett is a pastor, teacher, and writer from Calgary, Alberta. He is the co-author of Revelation for the Rest of Us: A Prophetic Call To Follow Jesus As A Dissident Disciple (Zondervan Reflective), co-host of Kingdom Roots Podcast with Dr. Scot McKnight, and a PhD candidate at Ridley College (Australian College of Theology) exploring portrayals of human character in the Graeco-Roman World. Cody is passionate about bible literacy and engagement, psychology and philosophy, and all things coffee. He lives in Calgary with his wife Brianna, a counseling-therapist (Garden Counseling Services), his daughter Aletheia Theodora and his son Atticus Ignatius.

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Adam Meckelborg

TMS Director
Hey! I’m Adam. I grew up in a Christian home, but it all became real when I encountered Jesus at 18. I have a passion to seek revival and awakening in the church through prayer, teaching and discipleship.
My greatest joy is equipping people for a lifetime of fruitful ministry, no matter where God calls them.

My favourite part of my role here is hands down the community. We have such a special crew, and I am always amazed at what God is doing in and through them.
On a personal note: I’m married to my sweetheart, Addi. I love golf so much, even though I’m not that good at it. My greatest ambition in life is to be a man
of prayer.
Josh & Erin Lam

Student Experience Coordinators
The Lams are some of the best culture builders out there. They are strong leaders whose hearts burn for people and the presence of God. They are problem solvers and idea generators and have an incredible ability to solidify and catalyze growth in community. They bring a pure heart of worship to the community and care deeply about encounter with Holy Spirit.
Riley Kirwan

TYMS Assistant Director